Winter weather and community events at Liberty and area
A brisk spell of winter weather followed by a string of local activities. A Liberty play drew a large crowd with the young performers praised for their parts, led by Nora Riley. Maude Shores won a gold medal in a contest with Ruth and Pay Dalgveda and Clara Perese. Social visits occurred around town as residents attended programs at Spence and Moore schools, with many neighbors sharing meals, calling on friends, and noting a light snowfall Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Nora Riley
Maude Shores
Ruth
Pay Dalgveda
Clara Perese
Maud Shores
Wes Frye
Charbel Frye
Fural Dennis
John Frye
Henry Smith
Mattie Schlicher
Roland
Maude
Myrtle Shores
John
Claribel Frye
Norwood
Spence School
Ernie Crippen
Glen Moberly
Rembert Rumblings at Pleasant Hill Meetings
The Young People’s Society meets at Pleasant Hill each Wednesday night with all welcome. Preaching at Pleasant Hill occurs every first Saturday night. Sun
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Young People’s Society
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Ridge Items and Social News Notes
Pleasant Ridge community reports visitors and gatherings as Dr Gray travels to Kansas for summer work. Sunday saw many share dinner with T J Smith family and others visit Maidie Gray. A singing gathering at Ashley drew a large crowd. Preaching at Pleasant Ridge church occurs every fourth Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Gray
Kansas
Findley
Thursia
Dave Findley
Kingsley Findley
Luther Sharp
Jewel
Agnes
Alva Young
Orla
Juny Walker
Sarah Dennis
T. J. Smith
Claud Smith
Alva Hensley
Reed Johnson
Richard Schlicher
Vernon Bennett
Maidie Gray
Ashley
Dave Bennett
Fred Frye
Charles Sehlicher
Claude Smith
Mansfield
Pleasant Ridge Church
C. N. Pindley
Cemetery Benefit Contributions For Fence And Cleanup
Contributors to the cemetery benefit fund include H. J. Hight and Mrs. M. J. King. The fund supports building a new fence or restoring the old fence, plus cleanup and beautification of the cemetery.
Sewing Machine for Sale at Mansfield Hotel
Genuine Singer sewing machine in first class shape with principal attachments for sale at a bargain. Call at the Mansfield Hotel, lady.
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Mansfield Hotel
Ady
Antrim Notes Sketch Everyday Life in February
Antrim items mention February weather with snow and frost risk as groundhog lore returns. Community notices include Chas Newton on Route 4, trades in Mansfield, visits to W A Glenn, Sam Brizzie, and multiple household guests. Local travel, schooling near Hartville, road freight, sick lists, and social calls fill a brisk community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Newton
W. A. Glenn
Sam Brizzie
Mansfield
R. T. Nelson
W. A. Ilenn
Zella McClellan
Hartville
June Bug
Chamberlain's Tablets praised for stomach and liver relief
N Stewart of West Webster New York reports long term use of Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver disorders. He finds them mild in action and satisfactory in results. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Stewart
West Webster, N. Y
Chamberlain
Ady
Lead Hill Sings Thursdays and town notes mix
Local notes record Lead Hill singing each Thursday night at Lead Air and reflect wintertime mood. The column lists visits and movements among residents including Oscar Rippee and wife, Jake Crider, Otis Newton, C. C. Hensley, O. B. Winburn, A. L. Poort moving to Douglas county, and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead Air
Oscar Rippee
Jake Crider
C.C. Hensley
Joe Goss
O. B. Winburn
Hensley
A.L. Poort
Douglas County
Mr. Scott
C. C. Hensley
Otis Newton
O. KB. Winburn
H. J. Hight
Mr. Winburn
Pleasant Ripples Preaching at the Methodist Church
Weather disrupts farming as muddy conditions threaten plowing. Neighbor visits noted include Loren Land and family at George Wells, Esther Newton at S. R. Hedrick, W. T. Fuge and daughter Aleth at J. M. Newton, and Homer Hedrick with T. H. Beckett. Sunday singing at the Methodist Church drew a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Land
George Wells
Verba
Mabel Holliman
Mr. Moon
Rh. Hedrick
Esther Newton
S. R. Hedrick
W.T. Fuge
Aleth
J. M. Newton
Fred Justus
R. Hedrick
Vernon Newton
New Life Pillas for Clean Liver Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a liver purifier. It claims the liver is the seat of passions and that impurities in the blood cause biliousness headaches dizziness and constipation. Pills are priced at 25 cents at your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Pilla
Dave Turner Family Moves to J. M. Kirk Farm
The Dave Turner family has relocated to the J. M. Kirk farm, marking a new homestead. Local records show the move completed this month with no reported complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Turner
J. M. Kirk
Route Number Two and a Day of Local Visits
Route Number Two era includes social calls and visits across families with Lou Deaver, Ralph Brentlinger, Mrs Amos Roy, Thomas Dein, Seph Letsinger, J W Brentlinger, Harley Stout, Sukey, Jay Dennis, and others. Sunday gatherings feature George Deaver, W R Deaver, and Hartville visitors. Gentle hints at local humor and a quiz answer about the letter M accompany routine family affairs.
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Amos Roy
Thomas Dein
Joseph Davis
Prairie Hollow
Seph Letsinger
J. W. Brentlinger
Harley Stout
Home Falls
Oma
Jessie Letsinger
Samp Letsinger
R. W. Starne
John A. Dennis
Hartville
Thomas Dean’‘s
Jay Dennis
Dave Crider
Don
Buster
Sam Letsinger
Cassie Brentlinger
Keith
Zella
Alva Letsinger
J. W. Edwards
School Notes Highlights From Mansfield Week
This week records unusually good attendance across rooms. The agricultural class plans a farmstead. second primary shows only one absence. Miss Ellis notes improved deportment and cleanliness. The second grade memorizes The Boy and the Sheep. High school visit, Hyltonian Society program, and Mrs. J. McBride plans to organize a Missouri PTA branch in Mansfield on March 26. Advanced arithmetic tour of Bank of Mansfield yields banking insights. Geometry class starts construction work with practical drawings. Spelling grades rely on written work accuracy. Pupils commendably swept rooms during Mr. Baker’s absence due to his son’s death. Wednesday marks St Patrick’s Day with a program including Lola Gaskill, Ruth Haverty, Bertha Miller, Alice Tombleson, Eudora Barlow, Lois Beach, and Mabel Coday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ireland
Miss Osborn
St. Patrick
Lola Gaskill
Ruth Haverty
Bertha Miller
Alice Tombleson
Eudora Barlow
Lois Beach
Mabel Coday
Christian Endeavor Sunday Program at MFB Church
The Christian Endeavor plans a Sunday evening program on March 21 at the MFB Church led by Lola Gaskill. Topics include Favorite Books of the Bible, Why. study by books. and questions on lessons, prayer, and salvation. Participants include Lila Riley, Minta Avery, Jewell Hoover, Mabel Coday, Alica Tombleson, Fiona Rippee, Ora Rippee, Sarah Gaskill, Mrs. Peters, and Brother Needham.
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Christian Endeavor
MFB
Lola Gaskill
Professor Hylton
Mr. Carter
Lila Riley
Minta Avery
Jewell Hoover
Mabel Coday
Pine Tar Honey touted as family remedy
A Hamilton Ohio advertisement claims the whole Williams family depends on Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for cold relief. The copy says the product penetrates throat and lung linings, destroys germs, and aids nature, selling at 25 cents through druggists.
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E. Williams
Hamilton, O
Left Overs Preaching at Hargus Near Week
Rev L L Nichols will preach at Hargus next Sunday at 1 lam with Sunday school at 2 30 p m and singing after Sunday school led by Chas Amick Alfred Rushing returning home from North Missouri says he has changed his mind Miss Opal Newton and brother Robert visit sister Mrs Jason Shumate Pearl Mackey and brothers Carl and Scott visit grandmother New Grove school closes Aleth Borders visits sister Mrs Johnnie Dudley R Po Nelson and wife visit W A Glenn Mrs Leonard Murrell visits Lem Musgrave Harry Glass visits Hop Nelson Zack Spock and wife visit daughter Mrs Walter Hutsell Peggy Short
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Chas. Amick
Alfred Rushing
North Missouri
Opal Newton
Robert
Jason Shumate
Pearl Mackey
Carl
Scott
New Grove
Aleth Borders
Johnnie Dudley
R. Po Nelson
Farm Loans Longtime Low Rate of Interest Adv Brentlinger
Local financial notice promotes farm loans with a long standing low rate of interest under the guidance of Adv F C Brentlinger. The ad highlights favorable terms for farmers seeking credit and mentions available rates and application details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Brentlinger
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Drenden Farm
Odin
Seymour and
Hartville Road
Joe Kelley
Geo. B. Freeman
Macomb
Rev. N. Mindley
Jarabel Beekman
Miss Jessie
Robert Halk
Orn Pullington
Verda Scott
Nora Reese
Arch Young
Mars
Erin Coday
J. L. Williamsa
Fred Hake
J. Unake
Dollie
Nola Hensley
Rosen Claxton
Charley Hensley
Moore School
Jess Young
Howard Williams
Elmer Hensley
Eli Coday
L. W. Hensley
Arel. Young
Ethel
Mn Qdin
Rosa Young
Henry Williams
Hose Young
Elihu Coday
Wien
Clarence Lilley
Hose Young and Wife
Blanch Davis
Rembert
Pleasant Ridge
M. J. King
Antrim
Wm Beckman
J. NX
Hall
Albert Page
Wm. Gilbert
Ace
Wild Geese
Panama
Ideo
Lou Matlock
J. J. Bender
Willie Beekman
Biizzie
Johnnie
Ethel Kelly
Lela Pitchford
Clarence Borders
Ozark County
BE. I. Holloman
Stella
Blizzie Glenn
Alex Glenn
Pea Ridge
George Blankenship
Harbie Duncan
Olive Deckard
W. A. Glenn and
Thompson
J. H. Shimel
Moensley
Sam Goss
Jeff Rippee
Rippee
Lulu Land
Mamie Hedrick
Homer Hedrick
T. H. Beckett
Howard Mink
H. Ll. Matlock
Elsie Hedrick
Lou Deaver
Ralph Brentlinger
Sukey
Sam Lotsinger
Tom Dethridge
James Letsinger
Pansy
Win. Angles
Mr. Wade
Mrs. Moody
Bertha
Peabody
Robert Freeman
Hargus
L. L. Nichols
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